She was not happy since it's the holidays, and she pleaded that she could actually still afford the rent, etc etc.

Joel Joel Joel, that is one getto fix, but I gotta hang my head in shame and admit I am guilty of doing that fix myself, lol.

Mike, Sorry Richard but the verbage is a very big deal in construction contracts, kind of like the difference the word "not" ads when used in front of "guilty".

I am guilty of putting in granite on a remodel, but I do it because it ups my price point.

He was so cheap that I never felt guilty about paying him while I screwed off (or did deeper repairs).I can do my own roof (no one better) and despite being 60 if I were to do a 1000 sq ft rehab this month I'd do my own roof.If you're short of time, and MISSING DEALS because you're doing scut work maybe it's time to hire it out.

I know I am guilty at times complaining about certain conditions but there is always going to be something like the price of gas, groceries, utilities, etc...... that set us back.

I'm guilty of the paper cash flow vs real cash flow.  

The scammer gave up on me after he pleaded with me to give him a few bucks to go away, and I said NO.

Honestly I am guilty of not following my own advise and posting on multiple sources any more!

If you are going to be filing the paperwork with the courts yourself, it probably would just be the filing fee and the time in which you have to 1- file eviction paperwork 2-the date & time you actually have to show up to court to plead your initial case.